HCI and User-Experience Design: Fast-Forward to the Past, Present, and Future (Human–Computer Interaction Series) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

<P>THIS BOOK CONSISTS OF A SERIES OF ESSAYS WHICH ADDRESSES THE ESSENTIALS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES IN USER-EXPERIENCE DESIGN (UX DESIGN) PLANNING, RESEARCH, ANALYSIS, EVALUATION, TRAINING AND  IMPLEMENTATION, AND DEALS WITH  THE ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS (METAPHORS, MENTAL MODELS, NAVIGATION, AND APPEARANCE) OF USER-INTERFACES AND USER-EXPERIENCES DURING THE PERIOD OF 2002-2007.</P><P>THESE ESSAYS GREW FROM THE AUTHORS OWN COLUMN ENTITLED ‘FAST FORWARD’ WHICH APPEARED IN <I>INTERACTION</I> MAGAZINE – THE FLAGSHIP PUBLICATION OF THE ACM SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ON HUMAN-COMPUTING INTERACTION (SIGCHI). WRITTEN IN SUCH A WAY AS TO ENSURE LONGEVITY, THESE ESSAYS HAVE NOT BEEN EDITED OR UPDATED, HOWEVER A SHORT POSTSCRIPTS HAS BEEN ADDED TO PROVIDE SOME COMMENTS ON EACH TOPIC FROM A CURRENT PERSPECTIVE. </P><P><I>HCI AND USER-EXPERIENCE DESIGN</I> PROVIDES A FASCINATING HISTORICAL REVIEW OF  THE PROFESSIONAL AND RESEARCH WORLD OF UX AND HCI DURING A PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AND WOULD BE OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS, AND DESIGNERS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN RECENT DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE FIELD.</P><P></P>

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